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; y, j : 9 ~TUMBLR 5245.] WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, AND.THE BAYSWA i LY.ING-IN HOSPITAL. Q'tiE EN. Patroness. • • For the,Befietit uk the above . ' itstituti ns. MADAME CATALANI respectful y informs the Public that she will give a GRAND' CON. CERT, on Thtirsday, the 6th of July next, at the Pan iheoh,,assisted by the most' etninent.YOCßl and InstNiverttal Perrormersi of -whom* the' folloWing have .already p.trered their assrstanee,-,.signor Siboni,‘, Signor Lanza, Signor.Miar teni, Miss llughes, and many others are expected to lend their aia.on.tia ratifiable occasion. - Maclaine CiVTA LAN i on that night will sing four of her - most favouilte-Songs and Dnetts, and 't unclude the Concert 'with `f God Save.t he King." 7 The OrChestra under the diredicifi of Mr. Yaniewicz. Box Tickets los.. 6d.!cacil,,?:pd : Saloon .7s. 'to be. .had of the Committee ; at Mr. Yamewicz's 'Piano-Forte Rooms, letcester square ; at the Pantheon; and all the principal Music Shops. The Doors will be opened 'at seven; and the Concert will commence at eight o'clock. . •.' ~ . Ihe Nobility and Geotty, are respetlfully requested to give pOsitiVe Ordetito = their Sfrvants to set down with their horses' heads inwards Holbign, and take up . the contrary way. . ' COUNTY (Yr WARWICK. STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL NAVLGA- TION. AT a GENERAL. ASSEMBLY of the PRO PRI ETORS of the said NAV:WM.ON held at Stratford-on:Avon, on Wednesday . the r,Sth of lune last, it w=as Resolved as. follows, 'viz. • Resolved,'Fliat it is the Opinion of this General Assembly, that the Sent of 90,000 be raised for the 'purpose of conn-; pleting this Navigation. - . , Resolved, - That it is the-Opinion of th;s 'General A.ssem bly that the said Sum of gO,OOA. cannot be'raised, by Shares ()fol. each, and that therefore the same be'.eirs&l at lA. each, making t • e Total Number of New Shares Three Thou ,sand, the utmost number _allowed by the Pei of 'the 49th' year of His Majesiy's Reign. - Resoived,That the Substription.he open to the presen k t pi - prieto; ior and until the tat play of September next, to fhb._ scribe in proportion to the number of Shares they now hold in the Undertak Resolved, "I hat trom and atter the First Day of Septem ber next, and from that tisrie till the ist .Day of October next, the present Proprietors shall have liberty to subsc,rjbe , viiat number of Shares y may thud; Troper;• but. that if at the last-mentioned Day it shall appear that a grater Num berof offers are made than therellre'sfiaies to supply, that tix.o tie Sitarcs-shall be divided so as each.. Person may have apropottionate quantity. . . . . Reselved,' in case the tv . hoje.Ntrober of Sharesshalt, rot be s , laseribed . fro' by the present Proprietors on the. Ist DayniOdober.iiext. that-then the Subssription be'i)pen'ti) the Public at larg, to take according to the priority:of .their gnification of becoming Proprietors. • Resolved. r 1 hat this , Meetwg be adjourned to,Mouday the Ad day 01. c,tober next: • THOS, HUNT, Clerk to the.Compxiy of Proprietors. TO PROPRIETORS OF LANDS IN ENGLAND. - A. SCOTS FARMER of Abilities atid Capi!..ll . is . desirous of taking a FARM in Englarni - of FoOr to Six Hundred Arms, good -Arable. Land. Ilanipshirz., Sonnersetshite, Monmouthshire, Gloucestershire, Or t'Vortie tztrshire, will be preferred. .• ••• Letters Jcidiessvd to M; B. 70, Aldermanbury, London, on or betor.: the 2 th will be clblj,a;:,.3xlo to. Ample refeiffices wilibe . • a . • - ~; MONEY, _a E sshs: .LUC.AS anci'CO: beg Leave td inform ..L.VI . those that may . be t icsirous of harrowin g rary br •Perrnabcnt SUM.S'of -MONEY, that they can at all times,'ard witticint delay, advance any Sum from One-Hun dred to'Twenty Thwisand Pounds, and upwards, on personal or any other Se t . a m ty , ariSing frnrrr-Alarriage Settlements, Mt?. Intl' in the funds, ClergyOlens , Livings;vr Freehold,- Copy_ hold, and • Leasehohi Estates,. on'the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also co . ndoet every Negotiation at rrincit less ex pence. than What is ushally inetirred in monc..e.transadions. l'ersOnal Applications Messrs. -Luca; • and daily re ceive at their house, No. 19, lermyn-street, -St. laines'T, and Letters, post-paid, --imOtediately-answeied. N• B 71; eu , years purchase will be iven for well secured Annuities. - • STATE LOTTERY, •Tft BE 1.JR..:11 IN ONE DAY. • . IQWIFT and Co.. respet: fully . intortn .the , that 1I C. KILTS and SI-IA R. S they now on Sale at +II their Office s ; at 'the saine• time they beg leave to reGont mend to the attenti on o f th e i r Friends the Scheme of the present Lottery, which they.trust will.merif their apptoba.• tion, and support : in order to prevent disappointment, it is necessary to oos;,:rve, t h t these are only coon . Nunt:teN,•irt the Lottery, and of course no Number tits her than 5,00o'; •and that the hole u itl .he drawn in One Day. CAVITra. PRIZES. • 4 - of - - Zzo,oco 4 - of . £5,,00ci S •• - . 5;603 4 -of - 2,0c0 112- - of - ado tic. - As there are Four Tislters• of 'each. Number, Adventurers May have the Chance of gaining Nighty Thousand Pounds. N 0.4. CORNHILL, and 9.CHARING-CROSS. TBISH respeatilliy solicits the attention Of the • Public to itte• SCHEME df the - ensuing STATE LOT TERY, which he fitters himself , they will highly approve ; and as the new Plan will admit of one Number gpinlng these who %Nish lot a Double, Treble, or 52•1,turuple Chance. should be early in their Application to bespeak their tay.urtte •1 ickets, as there arc but 5,c00 Num bers in the whole Lottery, all of which will be 4rawit is One Day. ;TIC. K ETS and Si I A RES are selling its great variety, and SPhernes with the Pat ticulas. tr ay be had at either of his old established Offices; 4. Conthill, or g, CHARING-CROSS. STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn in Un. Day, 20th of OCTOBER, ao9. S , k. 11 arc - - ,CBo,one - S,eoo 20,000 # - - 2,c0, - • X,030 lz - ..- .- 2 4 - - - ',COO 500 • 100 . 36 - - 4,920 3,000 6,000 2,:t00 20,00 a Tickets 5° 1 $ - - - - - - 73,800 aC 2:o,OOp THIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,000 Mini bers (from t to sOOO inclusive) ; but there arc tour Tickets ot each Number, which will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such Number; for instance, if No. t shout,i he drawn'a Prize of zo,oool. the. Four Tic kets ot that Number will each be entitled to 20,0031.. mak ing, in the whole, ; so tha: if any person should purchase more than tin e Ticket of the same Numbet - , and Viat Number prove fortunate, Ite may gain, l'vvo Tickets of the same Number, APrize . - - - . - P.N . three Tickets of the seine Number, Pr.ik - • - - - - Z6o,Ginb— • • - by Four Tickets of.the same Nurnher, . • Pr:7c of - - - - - - ' ,E Bo t o eo AIM all other Prizes in the same Proportion. . - C 1.. T S afAl are .on loat all the UlLces. . • "i'his Day was In Nine Volumes Odavo, price 31. ,ios. in boards, a Second . Edition 0( . NNALS of Lhc FRENCH REVOLUTION"; w•iin a variety of Anecdotes 1111111.110 kinitablished. By A. F. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE, •' r‘iinisterot . State. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Str.ind. s * * To oit)on are annexcA, the . COI respondence o f the ,v.r,hor with the late Right fi-On. Char Jes !antes Fox ; aid a Rettrtation of all the Publications of Helen Maria liams ou the French Revolution. The last live• volumes mai be h.d . separate,-price 21..in'boards. PINKERTON', NEW MODERN ATLAS. Printed tor T. and W. [)vies,! 4travi; and Long .. man, Huxst, iicCs, dud ttralc, l'aierik,.stet-row ; THE NUMBEll,..contAning I\ l / 1 1 ) ,S of 1 . ? NC E, the W EST-. I N 1)1 CS, an A Prk N, with a Prnspettusofthe Work, is - ptibilshed this day, price it. ts. • Tit,: &laps are engraved in the size Coloinbier, from Drawings executed under Mr. .t'inl;.e.tton's eye ; .and it is calculated that the Woik Will be erntipleted in twenty Nom-. . tiers; otte . publishect,every two Montt's, priee One. Guinea eaCh,. As the style of Engraving rend.rs first Im pressions desir able; they Avili be , leliyered as tie,•:rly as : , ossible, in tit:: orderof navies, and collies are neatly put together, wt:h ihe blips carefully folici . tspon guortls (as they will he •tiontid when the \Verk is, COMpletcd), - tar niore s•tfe to .the country ; whilst oth:: . copies are clolivered, ttiititeut any. fold, to tilw,e. with pteler meth in that state. • (** In the litst Number will be g..•(.n a Geographical' Me• nintr„reLiting the C:hitr:,:lier and .rtwrituf ;:techiet t nor;•iies upon , v Niap •• CULlatruC..o, witut direciionsltd ,general urrao,;:;enicatt: 'TO Llg St)LI) BY AUCTION, EIODSKiNSON and Co, At Carraivay's, on Tuesday the , Ist of August, at Twelve o' Clut;k,. ;I'm, Lots, V" ALUAI3LE FREEHOLD and small Part cpl'Y HOLE.) EsTA TE. situated on the Borders of Norfolk and butfolk, near the Town of Brandon, from London, 17 s froin Newrorakc..t, 2.0 .from Lynn, - 16 from Swaltharn and 3o from Norwich ; consisting of a substan tial Well- Mansion-Ivnise., Offices, and r leasure-ground, with 2654 - Acres, lying compact, and may he•reikkred one of the most compl,te farms in-this C.ountry, as it ma.y lie used altogether, or any Oantvy :nay be laid to the Mansion,. and the reivinder with a slltLible farm-house near the centre. 570 Acres whereof is good Meadow anti Graiing, r,roand, 1230 of Arable, about,2i.o art excellent Cheep-walk, the most part of Whi.:ll is Well adapted..lor 8 * if Win or other Artificial . Grasses ; in many parts are and Mari for improve ments; also a va1...:0)1e ei1211; Pit, v.ith a Litne Kiln and a navigable Cut for floats communicating with the Thetford NaviAarion, and it i:, well I• nom) tlfat Lime is an excellent Militia; when laid upon the Meadow and trie Latins, su ch as this neighhourlicio!.l consists of ; abounding with aiid a Ruyai Gran.: of .1. tee Fishery in the Little Ouse,odiniitiog Estate for several miles ni extent. Pus - so'sion may b had at Michaelmas next. ,Na: icuiara may be had tilt, Post -01fIce, Brzmtlon"; of Mr. Yarrirr,;toi, SOisitor, Sr:,:flbans ;\ kvir„ 14rovm, Sur veyor, s , Yo , ieli; Spariss,'Siihritor, Bnry lug, ,Hart I Ne‘tnaTiset :tyiessrs.!Barrects, I.o.viert alt.Abhytt„ die Atir.tra , •,r, No. 41, 11,-,6,16-,3,0 er. , :;t:Cleep)r. 1 , 11, rl l'i:tn of the t::: E ute may b.- 2 (x; be _E4turc. E , L :A 4r Y~ G ~i TUESDAY, UL Y 60Q. ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, BROAD-STREET, GOl ;,DEN-SQUARE. GENIRAL QUARTERLY COURT of the GOVERNORS of this Institution wil,l be held on T U E'SDA Y the 9th-of -filly., at 1 - wo O'Clock priciselk. N.B. Vaccination v. - with:toes to be performed gratuitously every Tuesday and Friday, at tine .o'clock, under the. di rearonof Drs. 'Pearson . , .Nelson, and Sutton, Carpue, I. Doratt, William Wadd, F. Rivers, E. Brande, and Ri.• chard Ogle,. Esqrs.. - . • . . •. J t it.thought Proper to acquaint the . AlAdical 'Public, that Accounts of supp,sed instances of failure will. Lie - thankful! y received by this Institution (if , conyen4rif, 'post-paid), one of the objeas of which being , to determine the efficacy of Vaccination comparatively to tfie Small.Poic • By Order of thel3oard; R. DEERHAM, Secretary. , fIi_ENERAL SIR JOHN MoollE's CORUNNA kjr PATENT CAMP ItEDSTEA I), forming; a regular Military Bed for the held. Barracks, also a SOFA - for a Tent or Room, .Sce. and likewise a SEA COT for on bard Ship, the whole packing in a small allowed the roost portable ever yet tpanufaotured, in7en;erl by MORG AN and SANDERS., N. i 6 and 17,-.Patlrthine-street, Str:ind, who most humbly.presuine the highest honours ought (,) be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and Country. AN INTRODUCTI. TO THE STUDY Or EX 'FAN EOVS FOSSILS. This D:iy was 'published, • , In one Volume 0 6.tavo, price 8 in boards, • n UTLINES of an AITEMPT to ETABLISH N.." a KNOWLEDGE of EXTRANEOUS fOSSII.S oil SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.. " By W. MARTIN; Printed for Longman, litirtt;' Rees, 'and - Orme, and White, London ; and sold by -J .• . Macclesfield ;r and the Author, Buxton, Derby s hire. Speedily will be published, by. the same P;tithor, dedi catedby permissiati-to the Right How. sir Joseph Banks, K"ls. P.R.S. 4c. 4to. with 7; Plates, • Petrifi:ata 141-6,4t:{isi.;, or Figures and I)escriptions of Pe. trifaclions;*colletlea iti LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW. 7 • -ii I av ivaS published, • , • . prove is; 6d. THE SEVENTH NUMBER oldie LONDON. ME . RE.VI W, (to 1;s: continued quarteriy.) • t Halliday • the Lunatic As) loins in Ireland. 2. Aikites.Dittionary of Chemistry and 'Mineralogy. 3. Bell's System of-Operative Surgery. • 4 Carneiro's Retiesoens e Observacoens da Vaccina. s. Burns on Diseases of the Heart', 'Aorta, &c. 6. Haslain's ObserVations on Madness and Melancholy. . 7. Codfiers 'DiCtionary of Practical • Sur gery. • 8.. sur les Maladies der la Peau. 9. Reece's. Dictionary of Practical Medicine. 'to. ''art's London Medi-. cal DittionarY. MEDICAL - AND: - SURGICAL INTELLIGENCE. t. Case of Suppression trom a Metallic Boogie, broken in . the - Urethra. z. Cas'eol.Subcifiyian Aneurism. 3. Opera tion of an Anenrism by Anastomosis, in tne Orbit .ur the 145. 4. Two Orierztioi - Oor Injuries of the Head. • ' LIST OF MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS. . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, raternos ter.row,.and Cadell and Davies, Strand. - • -,--- ~Of whom may he had, - • . Nos. 1. - and VI. of the Work. . , This Day was published, Price xl. rs. printed On Columoier Paper, Folio, and con ' -taining four-Plates *and..., Vignette, engraved ut exact inn. tailor' of clic Original Di awings, _ No. 1.. • (To be continued every•' two Months) of 5 work entitled 'I.'HE ITALIAN SCHOOL of•DESIGN; esem pl,fid in a Series of Fac S.nriles, carefully engraved by, Eminent Artists, from Original Drawings or the greatest Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Ctillicc. tion of This Day were published, - In one Volume Bvo,/ price 7s in boards, 1 itIisZCIPLES of DESIGN in .ARCHITEC-, 'CUR E.. traced in Obs vat kills on' BuildingS Primeval,. Egyptian, Phenician, or Syrian, Grecian, Rbirrin, Gothic or corrupt Rotrian, Arabian or S . lracenc, Old lingiish Eccksi aSticA, Ohs English, ;vlilitary and I_,)oitiestic,. r revivcd Ro man, revived GreLian, Chineiie, Indian, modern Au6l.).Gn tbic, and modern hligitsli Domestie. In a Ser.:Ls Letters. co a Friend. Printed for T. Cadell and W.. Davies, Strand. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. HERNE-HILL; DULWICH. VILLA AND I'ADDOOK WITH COACH:HOUSg. 4NI) TO B! 40 LD 1W AUCTION, By Mr. PaEA *CO At G'arr4way's, on Thtitatl4y, 1u1x . 6, at i'srelve, COIAP.itkCT VILLA, deliciiffilll9 sgste . rfifi a P.1•1(10c. ,on a gentie .erninence e .;%vjt Veiantia in Front, ana ,`..innirw's to the FlOob on the principai Story, private Carria4e-itrive, and Kitcheti-gauten,•:Well • cropped; and planted young and thrivin7 ffuit-trees ; fOr the long term of iso . y&ars . , at the Rent of only - s 1. int and cenirnarai ulailterru pied Views or isinpiar beauty; con tains a cdnitortahie Dining-par/our, Dr - Awing- room, (.;entle. man's•rutint,:lol4r Family tied-chant hers, servant'e., i'antry aiut Sleeping. 'dole, with suitable Domes:re Officei, Coach-hotise, S tabl and, to an's-r over, • 'The Purchaser may be a,:coitirnw , ii.:Al with the whole of any i riort of Six Acres of PastiAre LataJ, hi addition, at SCYCII Cuiiisas per annum. May be vie Wed by Tickets - enlv, ten lireceditig• the S 41,e, o a sppliearlori Coxe s •plirogrnorton-street Messrs. 8,1,1 and Howard, Camberwell, of whom Particu lars may be thcit hail ; and at Lloyd's arul Carraway's. • • PURFIAM. DIISIRABLE ,y,ESIDLNCE, TOWNSHIP. NANORb AND ESTATE. TO BE:SOLD pv AUCTION, On or about the 13111 of toiy (unless previously dispoted.of by Private Contrati), 'TN - LOTS, HE TOWNSHIP and MANOR 01 COX- . IWAY, comprising an excellent lea Coxhoiv Hall, with Offices • of, every kind, capital Kitchen.garden and I'lciisurg.mroiand, , ',delightinily situated on a fine' E minence frouthig to the South, but screened on all other •sides' by a Crone. • Sevi,r'at t2irns, • a Water:mill, and a lottery ; the whole ,containing toso Acres of Land and upward; tree of great TiCiteS, The Situation is tiry.an,i healthy, and peculiarly, desirable-. for a Sportsman, being within 'easy distances of the i.ambton kiitledgfield Hunts, and the Manor abounding with Came. A tine trout=stream, two mites in length, runs thiyuAh•tne Estate,: which is decoratod With thritiin4 Plantations, The whole forming a Property of great beitiaty, and rapidly increasing in value. - Particu — iaraareTre.parirtg, and may be Indio a few days, of Mr. rlall, Seorboroue,h; zear Beverley ; Mr. Calvert, Dur ham • or of Messrs. fi)ser, Cooke, bnd Here, Lincoln's I nll , London. The Vitalises may be Viewed by application to 114 r. Cal, vert. N. B. The Furniture may be taken by appraiFement, And immeliate Possession otthe Matisim, 3:e. may be had. Coals are raised on land adjoining ta the Estate. VALUABLE FREhfIOLD ESTATES, tiperior in Situation, Prospttl, and cOnv - en;ent bistance from- Lpildtin, to: rl►c T raction of TO BE SOLD By AtICTfON, By Kr. WILLIAM STANTON, At GyTaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On-Tttursdlay the 2;q11 Cray at j615: 1 a.§, at Twelve o'cJock at Nqoi), A • ZN NINE LOTS, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con .L sisting of about s 3 Acres of rich Mead6W and Arable Land, eligibly situated on en En - Lilo - ice,. in ,the Pariah of Levvieham, in the County bf Kent; ont.y silt miles from 1,ond , :11,• yet perfectly and. the surrounding Country presenting beautiful and extensive Prospetts, with an t-xeel 'Qat ..Piiyitte Road lately mad_ i itrot4ll' the 1 - . state, forrning a hlralsorne approach to the different Lots, from the ljurnpike Road - . - P,rticulars mty te bad at .t.ltssri. Graham. Kinder/ey, and l)onr:ilIes - , ; -at Xies.r . 3. ;,:.d Chap- Man's, Land Stirveyor3, St4ir rase, fvfitt , ! Tentpte ; at. Garraw.o's 7‘.)!lze-tiott;.e ; at the I leas ;. and at:Mr. Ptitilips's, Green, I..ewt..,nain, Who will spew the tist;.:te. ( - ;t.ouct...sTER7l4IRE. TO Bs - SOLD B r Y AIi&GONT: . -IN ONE LOT, By Mr, STANTON,. At C arra way's- Collie- house,. Combill, London, on Thurs day, the 27th day of I iB-)9, at Twelve o'Cloek, . vEItS• FBEEHOLD HOUSES (Land , thx redeemed;, situate at Wapley -atid COdrington,- in the County of (Am./cc:bier, 14 miles from. Bristol, containing nearly 12.:0 Acres. ; one or which Farms is let from year to year, at-85i. per annum ; and the rest on -Leases, !Or years de terminable on One two or three lives, at ret:erved rents, amounting, wit4ltie I.auki-tax;• to i 441. -per annum, and es_ tit - natal to be of the Annual vit.ue of 2,504,1. if out of Lease. . 'Also,. adjoining , the.aboVe.• a -valuable- harm, held under: the ()eau andCliapter of liristol, on a Lease for three lives 0 0 w in beingi • 0 aid, also, the Tithes of Curl and ;:rain of the Parish of Wapley and Codringron - held• under the same Lease, and 4. wh-charenow let with Lire last ntent,ritied.. Farm, to a tenant from year to year, at 4601. rer anum , . • . , . Fur ltutlier.partieulars apply to ,Qe.:;irs Grab .m, Kinder.: ley and .I.)otuville, Sx)licitors, Lineoliis I..yndon ; Messrs.:lll4ek and Chapman, .of London, Sur veyo; ; M hatn, Solicitty, at Frorm..; . .Mr. • Brutton, Solicit-r, at Exe:ter C anti San. so3:;:itors - , at ; Moses litggs, of COthiny,ton, who %vilishew the Estates . ; Stanton, A sß.',li.w.cer, at ilte Buah r i tvein, Brtstol, atad at Garrawa's. WM. YOUNG OTTLEY, With Notes, Biographical, Critical, - and Explanatory. ". Printed for -Longman, Hurst, itees,•uird Orme, Pateriins.• ti•r- row ; and the Author No. 43, t• Sohl-square, hcre Specimens Of the Work, and a more derailed Prospec twi, inav be seen. Tice Coileiition from which the specimens for this work arc setuded, was principally made by the Editor during a long residence in Italy, at a period when the calamities of War occasioned the insper.ion of those Cabinets which had. constituted the chief pride of tire great families of that Conti— try, file designs are of various descriptions, and exhibit the mode of conduct observed by the great Italian. Artists in: the preparation and process of tive finished Pictures which have commanded , the admiration of succeeding ages.: At a time like the present, ;,p highly distinguished by the love, ant the Patronage of the Arts, it is conceived, that carefully cxecuted • be-similes of there Studies. cannot fail of being acceptable to ihe.British Pub':is, as calculated w giatify the t , ste of. the Adateur, anti to attOrd valuable assistance to t he 'S tudent. . A j,..‘ Z l .;4'b n 1... . s'a Z% 't ,l - ...:-' l ' i=;- ;;,-. fr • 'C , ~ ', 1 ... - -:::A• f;E::4N I P :::-.1)-t!::^ 0 - '' '- i i r.,!; . •,:::. ,* ! 4 i'' ~' ~~ ~! PRICE sixrEN'cz ____.___.~._r-._,.._ , _ ~.._ ___-_---~ • • This Day was publii . bed, • • -- n OftavO, a NeW Edinzi, consider:Jib , enlarged and itii proved, rrev los. boardl, ,LATIN PItQSODY AVE 'EASY. CAREY, L.L.D. - Private Teacher of the Classics, French Language, and ShCrt-kiind. Besid,fs other material I riiptovements,.. in almost every page, tins Edition contains a rninute,.account of :wove fifty different Species of Verse:— urther. Notices of Ancient Pro nunciation-- A.Dii;sertatio'h on lifefiower of the Inisisi S.— ical Key to Horace's Odes—Synopsb of his Metres— , A Copious Index, Sc,r, • •. This Work appelirs to us likely to prove a very useful publici,qion. The rules are given in 1. - 47 in verse, ,after. wards explained . and elucidated in F.nziit.ll. The Author seems to thuroughi y understand the _p'rinciplgs of his subjea; and he has treated it accurate4,44ingcniously."—• Monthly Review; April, 1" - '801.• See also British Critic ; Dec. tEoo. Critical, I7ec. 18.--.0. Antijacobin, May, aor. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Pat,,,,rnos ter-tow. I Of whoni may be had, , by the same A utlio‘ . , 1. Scanning Exercises for Youttg Price 4s. in boaidt. 2. An Alphabetic Key to i'ropria Quay Maribus, Qum Genus, &c. in s vol. /z.r.o. price zs. 6d. bonna. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR !UNE. EXTRACTED FltOlt LE BEAU 'MONDE AND MO::4TIILt REGISTER. . The wheats in several counties, and s partieularly in sortie 'parts of Norfolk, do not look so well as they did. In - the Western part of,the:latter country, I . k three hundred acres ha r p been :ploughed. up since April ; and so many of thcse which remain, haVe such an untavonrable aspect, , gives the farmer great reason, to _suppose he will not' reap more than two-thirds of aterdp. The later sown hailer; sta`nd greatly in need of 'rain, as do those ktaCty 'deposited ;. but onlight lands, the tormer,more esp,cialy, roust staffer. The beans look well, and in general are very clean. The pea crop has exhibited a Most promi . sing appearance. till within . these fe.w days, when .the ap4ides; or lice, Made their appearance, "and beginning their predittory attacks, occasioned Anucb alarm, tealint the dry weather sbould continue. If this be the case, the utlity df _Mr. Paul's machine, to catch them, cannot be too, highly reCeinmendeti, that having in a few hours, caught the astonishing quantity of fourteen-stone weight, fourteen pounds to the stone, thus.; saving the' crop. The talloWs have worked remarkably well, the season having been most favourable for that purpose, and particu larly for carting manure. Here We consider it our duty, to call the attention of our agricultural readers • to the machine invented by Mr. I3lyth, of Norwich,' to drill horse manure, deposit the seed, and cover it with fresh earth at the same time. T u r n ip- sow i ng has geperally commenced, and in Many parts the crop already begins to appear. Potatoes look as w e ll as were ever remembered ; as do carrots; , In some parts of the inundated fens the nielanelTly prospect which so long pi evailed is altering !or the better ; and now theie are hopes that some hundred acres in the isle of kly may be brought.into cultivation for a crop next year. The lakers of clover and sainifoiu have generally been cut, and are in excellent order ior stacking. The former is a good swaith, except on very light lands, where they languished for want of moisture. The latter being enabled to • endurv. dcotight, and flourishing more on dry 'soils, is pro portionably better. Ii ought ,to be particularly noted that saintloiu should be, gathered in small cocks as immediately after the scythe as the weather will per mit, being then a superior quality : but when it lies on the grounas:Without beino - so heaped, exposed to the wind and the sun,the leaf 'crumbles off, the juicy and nutritive' quality of the plant exudes, and thereby loses its greatest value.- The grass in the water-meads (many of which were Win the wring, from the • 101 h of March to the 10th of May, although shut up' only six weeks for 'mowing) piotnise the most abundant crop, some of which are estimated at not less thrttl trot, t..eo to three, and three and a half tons per acre. The criOst'prevailing. gr a sses, and which are the best, being the -rc. , .ign and smooth stalked meadow-grass.—The cattle markets have beeri very high, not only for prime beef and tat mut ton, but also for halt-fat stock. However, the stall fed cattle being now slaughtered, and grass beasts • getting to market, the prices may' be Said to be somewhat lower. Stock has been selling from 6d. to 6s. per.stone, the early part of the month but now they are declined in value, and do nut fetch more than from ad. to .ss. gd. Col. Curl , ningliarn,AKl4O last year offered to supply, from the Horne, - the southern - counties with Scotch cattle, on • ecKnroission, then received many orders from take hest graziers; and he hAs executed his comoiissioes so sa:',Aac.torily, tn.it ltis orderi this season have been . ipirztupiud Wool dOes not appeelr to sbe worth _quite „so mesh money a;id althoUgh South Down has been quoted as Ingo as four gLineas per t ,, d, yet we cannot trace the asslhiett, to any foundation. - - A little reduciton, we think, may have• taken tor, the purchasers will not give so 'much money ;, but since clipping, so few.purchases have been matte, „that probably no standard price t. itl be declared till after some - of the great wool fairs, a few weeks -hence. The corn markets have fallen. " Wheat has declined, and is a very dull trade. Good barley is • scarce, but yet 'the prices are not higher, although thetrade is a little brisker. Beans continue steady. Oats also are a heavy sale, and lbvver. Turnip seed is selling at from 20s. to'3ss. per bushel. The Swedish turnip is much approved indeed it was stated by Mr. Lindley, at the Holkham sheep-shear ing, that in Norfolk he had sold sufficient seed for 600 acres,. and.3oo in B e dford s h ire ; an d so general ly was this valuable root -coininq into cultivation, that the seed had obtained 7s. per pound. Messrs. Mackie, of Norwich, likewise have sold great quan tities. It is the opin 7 ,on of an excellent practical farmer, that one of the Most certauf inethoth or se curing a turnip crop trom the ,tiy, is to sow horn sot to seven pints per .acre, atreiding a greater abund ance of food tor them, and thus leavlng more plants to: the Imo.